Does this work for all road trip grills? Got a new grill for tailgating and I want to use my 20lb propane tank that I have at home.
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The fitting is the same as the small portable bottles you attach to your grill
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It works for the Coleman road trip grill (the red one). I don't know what else its compatible with. It works great, though! I haven't have any problems with it.
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I imagine it would since the connections for the small propane tanks would have to be the same on all of the Coleman grills. I suppose the best bet would be to check with Coleman directly either on their website or via phone?
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Yes. You can purchase an adapter, separately, to take along with you. My husband got a crate to carry the tank for easier traveling which keeps it from toppling over in the bed of the truck. Does this answer your question?
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I've had no problem at all with the adapter, & use a 20# tank exclusively. I have the LXE road trip grill.
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It should. I have it hooked up from a 20 pound tank to a fire bowl (same size as a typical camping grill propane intake.)
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Not certain about use with other grills. I use it with the adapter on a Coleman stove that uses white gas.
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Go to your local hardware and grab a 20lb tank the size you would put on a Outside Cooking grill. sometimes you can find them at yard sales or second-hand shops for cheap. We use a 20 pounder "Outside Grill Size" works great.
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Yes, I use it with a 20lb propane tank, the same as used for a propane grill. You will need to buy a hose that has the correct connection for the stove, and and adapter to connect the hose to the tank.
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Can I assume you mean Gas Liquified Petroleum? If that is what that means the answer is yes. I use a 20 lb tank I swap out at Winn Dixie or Home Depot when it is empty. If you use propane tank you will need extension hose sold by Amazon also. Great little grill that will handle cooking for 2 or 3 people easily. I love mine.
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I use mine with the same size tank I use for my propane grill and it works fine. All propane tanks now have a flow restrictor that activates if you turn the valve on too fast.
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Yes I used it with a large tank. You can find a camper to grill hose online.
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Hello,We use a 20 lb tank that fits most grills. All tanks now have a internal and external threads. Old style tanks had only internal threads. New ones have both. If you bought your tank recently at Walmart it should be the new style. Holly
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This grill uses a regular 20 lb. Propane tank , just turn the tank off and unhook from the grill. If you use the optional kit to use the small green Coleman tanks all you have to do is unscrew the tank off. Just store the rank as you would any tank .The propaine will not come out unless it is hooked up. When you want to use it again just screw it back on...pretty simple . This grill is amazing btw and easy to use and store . Hope this helps you .
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I'm not sure. The product works with regular propane tanks. If you are using it for standard things like a grill you purchased at home depot it will work.
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The regular little 5-10 gallon propane tank for your grill will run this for maybe 1-2 hours before there's insufficient pressure and the heater will safety shut off. I foolishly tried that until I called Hayward and got advised that's like trying to run your truck on a pint glass of beer. But after an hour or two you'll have a propane tank that is frosted quite nicely on the outside because of the laws of thermal dynamics (expanding gases cool)!
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This gauge is designed and calibrated for 20 lbs. bottles. According to a WARNING sticker on the back of the gauge: "Do not lift any object other than a 20 lbs. propane tank." Yes, 20 lbs. tanks are the common/standard size used on most gas grills.
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Yes, all U.S. standard propane fittings work. This is a perfect size for car camping, one tank will last all season
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I have not tried it on a travel trailer but here in MI the day's and nights are getting colder, and we still use it on the grill. I would slip it inside the trailer while it is going down the road then pop it back on when u get to your destination.
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It will accept a 20lbs propane tank which is probably the same as your camper line even if its not 20lb tanks, by using the adapter manufactured by Kuuma which is a low pressure conversion kit for the Stow N' Go 125 Part# 58270. It can be purchased from Defender Industries, since Amazon does not carry it currently. http://www.defender.com/product.jsp?path=-1%7C2276204%7C2276218%7C2276224&id;=59525
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Yes, those that use that small, expensive propane bottle. BTW: I use it on a Coleman "Road Trip" grill and it saves a ton of money.
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This grill is set up to hold a standard 20lb tank on the stand below the grill body. It has a screw down that effectively holds the 20lb tank in place. By propane cylinder, I'm guessing that you're referring to the small portable tanks you might use for a small grill or lantern? You could likely buy a converter hose to attach the Char-Broil to the cylinder, but the hose alone would likely cost more than a new 20lb tank.
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I'm not a 100 % sure but it fits a Coleman Tailgater grille that we have instead of using small tanks we use on 20lb. Hope that helps you